What are the three most pressing problems (ranked in descending order Of importance) you think that the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council should be trying to solve?
Tag: Community Organizing
The Executive Committee of the Rosedale-Skinker Improvement Association, after looking carefully at the present By-Laws (adopted in 1962), decided some changing and updating were needed.
It is properly the first business of neighborhood organizations, such as the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, Rosedale-Skinker Improvement Assn., Washington Heights Neighbors, and the Parkview Assn., to deal constructively with problems affecting their domains, but there is a hazard in allowing this to become the only business of such groups.
In the last issue of The Paper we printed a plea for funds.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at St. Roch's on Saturday, November 10th.
The Executive Committee of the Rosedale-Skinker Improvement Association, composed of the officers of the organization, has held three meetings since the May annual dinner and election meeting.
The Neighborhood: A History of Skinker-DeBaliviere, which made its debut at the 1973 Art Fair-House Tour, has recently brought some outside attention to our neighborhood. (Copies of this 51-page booklet are available at the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council Office for $1.00).
The 6th Annual Skinker-DeBaliviere Art Fair-House Tour was again graced with good weather, fine artists, and enthusiastic crowds.
UNITED METHODIST METRO MINISTRY THRIFT STORE AND SERVICE CENTER On May 1, 1973, a Thrift Store was opened at 5892 Delmar, where one may buy good used clothing for the whole family from 5¢ to $1.00; no item is over $1.00.
You say you didn't have an entry in the Art Fair?
The list of people who help put The Paper to press is impressive.
Contact Hamilton School and your prize will be delivered.
